Countries
Latin America
Brazil
The largest economy in Latin America and one of the most diverse. Brazil combines a deep domestic market, a strong agricultural and industrial base, and an active role in global energy and food systems, alongside a complex regulatory and political environment.
Investment environment
A market that rewards on-the-ground presence, patience and local partnership. Sector-specific regulation, tax structuring and stakeholder navigation are central to successful entry and execution.
Priority sectors
AgribusinessEnergy & renewablesInfrastructure & logisticsFinancial servicesTechnologyConsumer & services
Opportunities
- Scale of domestic consumption and industrial base.
- Global leadership in agricultural and renewable resources.
- Gateway role into the wider Latin American region.
Risks & considerations
- Regulatory and fiscal complexity across federal, state and municipal levels.
- Political cycles influence sector priorities and pricing.
- Execution requires disciplined local partners and legal design.
Business culture
Personal relationships underpin business. Trust is built over time, through direct dialogue and consistent engagement with decision makers.